StrAight up poll: lions make the playoffs.

Tie keeps them out

Sure why not

Get on the believe train mother fuckers!

Better question/poll

A) Lions miss the playoffs
B) Lions make the playoffs & lose first playoff game
C) Lions make the playoffs & win their first playoff game since 1991 and 2nd since 1957

Because I want to see who would pick C).
BTW - I can't vote because I haven't watched more than 30 minutes of NFL games this year, so I can't tell how good/bad the Lions might be nor any other team.

LOL. No. Don’t do this to yourselves. I beg you.

But I’ll be here for you all.

You have to make the playoffs to make the Super Bowl, so yes.

Grow up you guys.

The Lions won’t make the playoffs until someone with the organization discovers the curse of Bobby Layne actually ended ten years ago.

kingstonlake wrote:LOL. No. Don’t do this to yourselves. I beg you.

But I’ll be here for you all.

KL is wise

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:LOL. No. Don’t do this to yourselves. I beg you.

But I’ll be here for you all.

KL is wise

Welp, that’ll go straight to his head.

When is last time the Detroit Lions went 6-2 or better in any 8 game stretch?

Floyd Robertson wrote:When is last time the Detroit Lions went 6-2 or better in any 8 game stretch?

Oh, were you being serious?

tGreenWay wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:When is last time the Detroit Lions went 6-2 or better in any 8 game stretch?

Oh, were you being serious?

Of course not. I'm sure the answer is subtracting 3 from my birth year.

I'm going with hell no. Their defense is awful and Patricia is a clown.

duffy munn wrote:I'm going with hell no. Their defense is awful and Patricia is a clown.

My big question is when do they oust Patricia and Quin? They are terrible.

steveschneider wrote:

duffy munn wrote:I'm going with hell no. Their defense is awful and Patricia is a clown.

My big question is when do they oust Patricia and Quin? They are terrible.

Bigger question is does Martha even know who they are?

Duff when did you start hating the pro franchises in Detroit? Serious question as it’s something I’ve observed.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Duff when did you start hating the pro franchises in Detroit? Serious question as it’s something I’ve observed.

Fair question. Believe or not I'm a fan of all of them as 3 out of four have provided some championship teams and enjoyment as a fan.

There was a time in my life when I was huge Lions slappy. As a kid I would ride my bike to training camp at Cranbrook for every open practice. I carried Altie Taylor's helmet to the locker room for 3 seasons and he would invite me in for gatorade. Bill Munson was my little league baseball coach. I went to my first game at Tiger Stadium in 1970 and didn't miss a snap for about 35 years.

I put an antenna on the roof of my house to pull the games in from GR when they were blacked out locally. I called it the Barry antenna.

Then Barry retired and I was broken. All of that time and energy and they won one playoff game in my lifetime, ONE.

So ( no offense Bob) but I hate what they did to me and my family. My two adult sons are still huge slappies. I did a lot right as a Dad but introducing them to Detroit Lions football was not one of them.

Bonus points for OTPT if he has every heard of Altie Taylor or Bill Munson.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


Oh, were you being serious?

Of course not. I'm sure the answer is subtracting 3 from my birth year.

I know. I was trying to underscore your rhetorical question with a pinch of snark.

tGreenWay wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Of course not. I'm sure the answer is subtracting 3 from my birth year.

I know. I was trying to underscore your rhetorical question with a pinch of snark.

Oh, you snarky devil.

duffy munn wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Duff when did you start hating the pro franchises in Detroit? Serious question as it’s something I’ve observed.

Fair question. Believe or not I'm a fan of all of them as 3 out of four have provided some championship teams and enjoyment as a fan.

There was a time in my life when I was huge Lions slappy. As a kid I would ride my bike to training camp at Cranbrook for every open practice. I carried Altie Taylor's helmet to the locker room for 3 seasons and he would invite me in for gatorade. Bill Munson was my little league baseball coach. I went to my first game at Tiger Stadium in 1970 and didn't miss a snap for about 35 years.

I put an antenna on the roof of my house to pull the games in from GR when they were blacked out locally. I called it the Barry antenna.

Then Barry retired and I was broken. All of that time and energy and they won one playoff game in my lifetime, ONE.

So ( no offense Bob) but I hate what they did to me and my family. My two adult sons are still huge slappies. I did a lot right as a Dad but introducing them to Detroit Lions football was not one of them.

Bonus points for OTPT if he has every heard of Altie Taylor or Bill Munson.

Can’t remember if we talked about this here or not. I have an autographed publicity photo of Altie Taylor somewhere in my piles of childhood junk. Not sure why I keyed on him as a young fan, but it was probably either because I liked his name or heard his name a lot on broadcasts and PA speakers. Never met him, though.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


I know. I was trying to underscore your rhetorical question with a pinch of snark.

Oh, you snarky devil.

tGreenWay wrote:

duffy munn wrote:

Fair question. Believe or not I'm a fan of all of them as 3 out of four have provided some championship teams and enjoyment as a fan.

There was a time in my life when I was huge Lions slappy. As a kid I would ride my bike to training camp at Cranbrook for every open practice. I carried Altie Taylor's helmet to the locker room for 3 seasons and he would invite me in for gatorade. Bill Munson was my little league baseball coach. I went to my first game at Tiger Stadium in 1970 and didn't miss a snap for about 35 years.

I put an antenna on the roof of my house to pull the games in from GR when they were blacked out locally. I called it the Barry antenna.

Then Barry retired and I was broken. All of that time and energy and they won one playoff game in my lifetime, ONE.

So ( no offense Bob) but I hate what they did to me and my family. My two adult sons are still huge slappies. I did a lot right as a Dad but introducing them to Detroit Lions football was not one of them.

Bonus points for OTPT if he has every heard of Altie Taylor or Bill Munson.

Can’t remember if we talked about this here or not. I have an autographed publicity photo of Altie Taylor somewhere in my piles of childhood junk. Not sure why I keyed on him as a young fan, but it was probably either because I liked his name or heard his name a lot on broadcasts and PA speakers. Never met him, though.

#42 was my hero as a kid. I lived for training camp and if I remember correctly almost every practice was open to the public. Altie was super cool to me. Cranbrook was a great spot. Whenever I'm back in the area I make it a point to walk the grounds where the Lions used to train.

I also check out the fields where we played ultimate frisbee after smoking a bunch of weed in high school.

Good times.

duffy munn wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


Can’t remember if we talked about this here or not. I have an autographed publicity photo of Altie Taylor somewhere in my piles of childhood junk. Not sure why I keyed on him as a young fan, but it was probably either because I liked his name or heard his name a lot on broadcasts and PA speakers. Never met him, though.

#42 was my hero as a kid. I lived for training camp and if I remember correctly almost every practice was open to the public. Altie was super cool to me. Cranbrook was a great spot. Whenever I'm back in the area I make it a point to walk the grounds where the Lions used to train.

I also check out the fields where we played ultimate frisbee after smoking a bunch of weed in high school.

Good times.

If I ever find the pic and it’s not personalized, and if you are interested, you’re welcome to it.

tGreenWay wrote:

duffy munn wrote:

#42 was my hero as a kid. I lived for training camp and if I remember correctly almost every practice was open to the public. Altie was super cool to me. Cranbrook was a great spot. Whenever I'm back in the area I make it a point to walk the grounds where the Lions used to train.

I also check out the fields where we played ultimate frisbee after smoking a bunch of weed in high school.

Good times.

If I ever find the pic and it’s not personalized, and if you are interested, you’re welcome to it.

thanks man!

kingstonlake wrote:LOL. No. Don’t do this to yourselves. I beg you.

But I’ll be here for you all.

Bump

duffy munn wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:


If I ever find the pic and it’s not personalized, and if you are interested, you’re welcome to it.

thanks man!

I mean, you’re welcome to it even if it has my name on it, too. You can decide if/when I come across it.